This is the same thing that happened with my brother, where he was crazy about playing online games but not gamblings the same thing happened in that he asked for money to fulfill the requirements of the game and this of course I didn't like it, because he spent his money just for a game that had no use for his own life so when he asked me for money, I didn't give it to him because I knew it would be used for something that wasn't useful.
back to the discussion if my brother or my relatives are also addicted to gambling then I will not support their activities, because with them like that, of course, it means that their finances have been destroyed and they ask relatives in the neighborhood to gamble again, and most likely it is certainly not easy to get a win so the money he gets from others can run out again which leads them to do it again. of course this harms him and his relatives. In my opinion, everyone should be responsible for their own actions, so if they really want to gamble, go ahead, but with a note that they must use their own money earned with their own sweat.
The story with your brother is a lot different from this one because at least he is purchasing in-app products and that is him buying something. But with gambling, you’re not buying anything but giving your money and risking it for more. With gambling you can lose it all in seconds, but your brother’s game isn’t risky, as we already know the result of purchasing things in games - you get the in-app content for sure. However, if you do not give him the money, he’ll learn to be content and play it as it is. Same way, if you don’t give a gambler, they won’t have that money to risk.
Video game players who purchase those products such as armor and weapons with real cash are avid gamers. And spend lots of time on screen playing those games. It takes up their focus, like gambling does to players. Some people are addicted to video games and would also do anything to keep up with the gaming requirements. Hence, whatever one wants to do, they'll need to work on it till they get there. Life as a gamer is never simple, they both, gamers and gamblers, need some control to keep up with good gaming habit. It's not wrong to beg for something, but one shouldn't feel entitled to some other person's money. Those games affect the players mentally as well, and doesn't sit right with young people, growing up. From his complaints above, you'd notice how it has affected him. Despite not being gambling. Not that his brother is addicted to video gaming.
Much more the stress gambling addicts would afflict to their loved ones and the society. It's all expensive and requires steady income to keep up with gambling habit. If the gambler is not acquainted with enough money, his target would be his family and friends, which ends up being a torn in the flesh of not just the player, but his acquittances. So, while everyone should be focused on taking responsibility of their habit, it's important or crucial to remind these people of the need to stay careful and not get addicted. Because when they get in problem gambling, we won't have an option than to help them out of the struggle. In a nutshell, not giving them the money won't solve the problem.
In my opinion that doesn't apply to those who claim to be gamers, because in my opinion gamers are players who are professional and earn income, but if they only play by spending free money and are not famous or in other words are just ordinary players then I I don't think I'm a gamer but just crazy about games. It's true what you said, if you really want something, you hope you can do it yourself, and especially if you're an adult, I think it's inappropriate to ask your parents, even if your parents are capable, but at least we have to know how embarrassed we are.
Of course, if they are addicted to gambling, they will spend a lot of money just to gamble, and we know that there have been many cases where people who are addicted to gambling, if they run out of capital to gamble, there is a possibility that they can do anything that can make money including by asking for money. to their parents, and if they dare to lend to their parents, relatives, friends or the bank, I think they have gone too far, because they shouldn't have done that because by doing that of course they will only experience the destruction of their lives.
This is the same thing that happened with my brother, where he was crazy about playing online games but not gamblings the same thing happened in that he asked for money to fulfill the requirements of the game and this of course I didn't like it, because he spent his money just for a game that had no use for his own life so when he asked me for money, I didn't give it to him because I knew it would be used for something that wasn't useful.
back to the discussion if my brother or my relatives are also addicted to gambling then I will not support their activities, because with them like that, of course, it means that their finances have been destroyed and they ask relatives in the neighborhood to gamble again, and most likely it is certainly not easy to get a win so the money he gets from others can run out again which leads them to do it again. of course this harms him and his relatives. In my opinion, everyone should be responsible for their own actions, so if they really want to gamble, go ahead, but with a note that they must use their own money earned with their own sweat.
The story with your brother is a lot different from this one because at least he is purchasing in-app products and that is him buying something. But with gambling, you’re not buying anything but giving your money and risking it for more. With gambling you can lose it all in seconds, but your brother’s game isn’t risky, as we already know the result of purchasing things in games - you get the in-app content for sure. However, if you do not give him the money, he’ll learn to be content and play it as it is. Same way, if you don’t give a gambler, they won’t have that money to risk.
Video game players who purchase those products such as armor and weapons with real cash are avid gamers. And spend lots of time on screen playing those games. It takes up their focus, like gambling does to players. Some people are addicted to video games and would also do anything to keep up with the gaming requirements. Hence, whatever one wants to do, they'll need to work on it till they get there. Life as a gamer is never simple, they both, gamers and gamblers, need some control to keep up with good gaming habit. It's not wrong to beg for something, but one shouldn't feel entitled to some other person's money. Those games affect the players mentally as well, and doesn't sit right with young people, growing up. From his complaints above, you'd notice how it has affected him. Despite not being gambling. Not that his brother is addicted to video gaming.
Much more the stress gambling addicts would afflict to their loved ones and the society. It's all expensive and requires steady income to keep up with gambling habit. If the gambler is not acquainted with enough money, his target would be his family and friends, which ends up being a torn in the flesh of not just the player, but his acquittances. So, while everyone should be focused on taking responsibility of their habit, it's important or crucial to remind these people of the need to stay careful and not get addicted. Because when they get in problem gambling, we won't have an option than to help them out of the struggle. In a nutshell, not giving them the money won't solve the problem.
I understand that it is already affecting him as someone who is related, however, gaming and gambling aren’t the same. That’s what I’ve been trying to say. Gaming is done for fun than gambling which people’s primary aim is to make money, or I should say double money. Gamers can make good and stable money that isn’t based on probability or predicting.
Generally, for anything that has to do with money, your relative will likely pester you to help them which then becomes disturbing. But you mustn’t give them, especially when the need is for something that isn’t smart(like gambling). Then you don’t really have to feel burdened.
not the same, but in my opinion these two things have their similarities too, the similarity I think is addiction, because in my country there has been viral news of young children who are still in middle school, 1 or 2 children who are addicted to gambling so that they have problems with their mentality that goes crazy with the position of their hands always like holding a cellphone and their behavior that applies them like they are in the game, of course this is bad, and in my opinion this is the same as gambling. the bad effects are still there.
I myself will not give money to my family members if they are fond of gambling or addicted to gambling, because in my opinion if they already get a loan at the beginning, then the chances are that they will become even more courageous to take actions that are beyond reason. with them taking a loan and then using it to gamble again. Of course they will get into trouble, one of which is with debt, and I think people who are addicted to gambling they tend not to accept advice or feedback from other people, so it could also be that with them already addicted to gambling they can release their responsibilities so that the debts that must be paid by them are borne by their own families, so I think it's true that gambling can make us a more stubborn person.